2002 Mississippi Crop Report
- Rains mostly good for Christmas trees (11-01-2002)
- Rains, low pecan prices frustrate state harvesters (10-25-2002)
- State prawn harvest appears good in 2002 (10-18-2002)
- Rains harm below-ground crop yields (10-11-2002)
- Isidore, Lili are bad news for state crops (10-03-2002)
- Mississippi's timber future remains bright (09-27-2002)
- State crop production is looking up in 2002 (09-20-2002)
- Cattle, hog prices struggle in August (09-13-2002)
- Cotton on track for good harvest (09-06-2002)
- Growers anticipate better wheat season (08-30-2002)
- Rice growers protect quality and quantity (08-23-2002)
- Poultry doing well despite export slump (08-16-2002)
- Growers harvest corn ASAP to avoid losses (08-09-2002)
- Turf growers face market challenges (08-02-2002)
- State's cotton faces variable conditions (07-26-2002)
- Showers improve grass, hay outlook (07-19-2002)
- Farm Bill should not alter row-crop picture (07-12-2002)
- Soybeans appear above average at mid-season (07-05-2002)
- Rice crop is looking good, but price is low (06-28-2002)
- Shrimp production is good, prices are low (06-21-2002)
- Borers, lack of rain threaten corn crop (06-14-2002)
- Price is no cause for celebration (06-07-2002)
- Cold May weather slows some crops (05-31-2002)
- Strong poultry numbers propel industry into 2002 (05-24-2002)
- Cotton battles 2002 weather challenges (05-17-2002)
- Soybean growers plant despite prices (05-10-2002)
- Ag value rose in 2001 despite poor markets (05-03-2002)
- Cattle markets falter despite expectations (04-26-2002)
- Corn growers wrap up 2002 planting efforts (04-19-2002)
- Catfish farmers face another bleak year (04-12-2002)
- Wheat muddles through winter rains, needs sun (04-05-2002)
- Washington adds to planting challenges (03-28-2002)
Weekly crop reports are prepared for the news media throughout the growing
season, typically March through October. Most articles are valid for
use within three weeks of their release date.